Line-X or Rhino Line?

I've had both, My buddy owns and sprays Rhino but in the Taco I have Line-X. I like the Rhino a bit more in the bed because it is a bit more rubbery, it tends to grab stuff a bit better and doesn't let it slide. I would use Line-X on rockers, sliders, etc. because of the harder compound... Like I said I've had both and like both for specific purposes... oh and about the tearing of Rhino, go get it patched, there are warranties...

 

I do super liner in colorado, by far the best looking, and highest strength. And the UV rating is the highest, just my opinion

 

Yipes used to have it too. It sux that nobody here has it anymore. I'm thinking of hurculiner.

 

i got rhino here.

 

on my chevy i had a mixture line x with rine mixed in. i was hauling a fifth wheel and was told the rino would crush causing my bolts on hitch to come loose actually liked the mix wasnt to thick but the rubber of the rino kept things from sliding the guy that sprayed it had a gun for mixing the two

 

Line-X or go home.

 

I wanna see skid plates w/ Line-X on it!
Has anyone on here had their side steps Line-X'd?
Can anyone Line-X'd their bottom middle portion of the front bumper?

 

Yes
You could Line-X your whole truck if you saw the need.

 

Correction:
Has anyone Line-X their front bumper (middle bottom portion) in which you can post a pic of it?

 

Aarma coat is the best arround here. I have had it in 4 different trucks. Not in the Tacoma.

 

A local body shop here uses a product called speedliner. I would compare it to Rhino, but maybe even a bit more rubbery, but no less durable. I had it in my 2000 tacome for about 4 years and was very happy with it.

 

I'd do line x

 

Had the Skid plate done first.

Front Bumper Valence done second.


LINE-X

 

Line-x with the kevlar chips

 

Herculiner! If you take your time, and do all the sanding that is required, you can barely tell the difference from Rhino. And you save yourself $200 +

 

I've had Rhino in two of my trucks. Great stuff. Fades a little, but great stuff with unbelievable warranty. On my last one, I bought the gun and did it myself. Duplicolor, I believe. I liked it better than the Rhino. There is a lot of prep work to it, and just like with painting, it's the most important step. I also sprayed the underside of my mower deck. No rust, easy clean up.

 

i vote herculine it, it cost $100 for a gallon and that easily covered my bed, it looks good too and is real tough stuff:

 

Linex by far. I have it on all my atv accessories ( brush bars, baskets ).
I hit stuff with them all the time. had it on for 7 years, when clean, which is almost never, it looks brand new. I have it on my rear cbi bumper, my go rhino side steps, and front bull bar. it is easy clean, if you are lazy like me, just spray the tire foam used for tires, works perfect.

i hit a 5 gallon bucket several nights ago going 84 mph, dead square on my bull bar ( which is linex coated ), not a scratch on the bar. it bent the skid pretty good. the stuff is rock solid.

 

had rhino on my colorado..awsome

 

line-x all the way!